The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-03
STREET NOTES.
Talk free brid ge.

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Let free bridge be the ,,oyaa for
Waco. There is thousands in 1t.
More water and better water is one
OF Waco's wants. When will she get
IL and how?
An elegant line of Plush Dressing
Cases and Manicure Sets ut w. ~,
W"'amson e Co.'S
The murder trial of Mr.. j NJ. Oral
| for the killing OF Professor Quinn
comes up III the district court next
/ Monday.
Professor Dounelle1 and lady gave
/ delightful masquerade ban at fis hall
last night when was we'll attended
aud much enjoyed by participants.
"a prophet is not without honor
save i'll his own country Yet Morris
Cascarine is recognized at home %
all efficient medicine, 1t is mild in
its effects, pleasant TO take and I'M
failing in its action.
a city like Waco is not built to be
hid in darkness. More light, and more
reliable lights would show OF the
progress and attractions oil the young
giant to much better advantage.
What can be done to whoop things up
little in this line?
Waco only lacks S15 900 of closing
trade tor the free bridge If she has
iaitl tut t. ends, she needs their assist
auce now. Let the ght hand of wei
come be extended the country broth
rem with cordial invitation to give
Waco call, whenever they have any
thing to buy or sell.
1otho farmers eud country breth
rem and cousins: Waco is the place to
get your money back Bring IN
plenty of chickens, cggs, butter,
fruits, vege Gbles and ala marper OF
farm and garden truck TO exchange
tor all kluds of merchandise aud
farm supplies Always bring some
thing to sell; never come empty hand
Ell or with empty wagons. You can't
afford j.
The editor of THE EXAMINER is
indebted TO Professor j. y. Gallagher,
sup arinteudAnt of Waco city schools,
Tor kindly accompanying him on a
tour of inspection OF the school sys
TEN of the city, and hurried visit to
BAYLOR University. Data was col
lected tor write up OF Waco's school
system, which will appear in Il subse
quent issue of this paper.
Considerable complaint is heard
from citizens Opd taX-pay ers regard
ing the dreadlul condition of the
streets and paVements, especially The
Ielford pavement when is almost
impossible for pedestrians and ex
ceedingly disagreeable tor driving
The city dads and street committee
are expected to look into these mat
tors and try and inaugurate some
kind OF a scheme to afford better
streets and pAvements, aud especially
to mi Ike crossings crosssble and
wide enough for two" The EXAM
INER has no censure to make upon
the council and hopes no such neces
sity will arise.
Mr. w. ID. Lacy, one OF Waco's most
respected and en'erprising business
men, has taken unto himself rib
; in the person of Miss Mamie e.. Hal
) sell, one of Waco's bellies, of rare nc
complishments and great personal
worth, daughter of Rev. Or. j. NJ
Halsell, pastor of the Cumb ,rland
, Pres byterian church in this city. The
knot was tied by the father OF the
: bride at the residence OF DR.. h. +
: CocErill, her brother-in-law, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, November 20. The
happy couple were cordially WELDON
ed and heartily congratulated by {
large number OF friends upon their re
their return from their bridal tour tC
make their future home in Waco.